New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
4 HOPEFUL REPUBLICAN, OUTLOOK
INDICATIONS OF THE COMING CANVASS.

VIEWS OF VARIOUS LEADERS FROM DIFFERENT
PARTS OF THE srArE-PRoBABLE CANDIDATES.
Delegates have already been chosen In Cayuga noga
and some other counties to the Republican State Con
venton. which meets at Saratoga September Ia; and
this has set the campaign machinery In motion. Mem
beers OF party from the rural districts who bay
visited the city recently all bring favorable reports Of
the outlook General satisfaction expressed with
date xed for the convention. ExCoector Robertson
Katonab. westchester County, says that so
far his observation the outlook TOT Suects hh
year than usual provided good state ucketh
nominated. He is friend OF ex-senator Miller,
and says that Mr. Miller and his friends will work
Just hard for party though Mr. Milec was
in the Senate. OF this however no doubt has been ex
pressed among politicians and Mr. Miller has large In
fuence the party all the state. Senator Vedder
who making visit to the city. expressed HIM
self we'll pleased with the outlook in the end Of
the state There doubt yet as to who Will be
nominated as Mr.. vedders successor, though all admit
that he has done good work In the Senate Editor
Francis OF The Troy Times, who has also been recent
visitor to the city, talks encouragingy OF the general
outlook; and views been expressed by Exon
gresham Pomeroy OF Auburn.
The Labor movement is attracting good deal Of at
tention in interior Cities according 10 the statements
OF these gentlemen and the result of the convention
be held In Syracuse week is looked forward to with
much its action Will decide the course 10 DO
followed by many workmen in Troy Albany, Syracuse
Auburn and other cities, who now fear that the move
rpen in this city Is much in the hands OF Socialists
and free trade theorists II the syracuse convention
dspels the doubts Of the workmen in the interior ans
puts a good ticket in the field 1t will poll 10000 votes
according TO the opinion OF or the Democratic
State officers confirmed by Republican leader In
that event usual party calculations would be upset. as
they this city last year; but the Republicans DO
not fear the result. The Prohibitionsts are TO hod
State Convention this month"; bus all reports from the
interior that that party Is weaker than u was last
year. The contests in Michigan ani Texas have con
hrmed temperance men IN tile belief ihai success Tor
their best be achieved outside VI partisan
Not much is said vet about candidates the Repub
can side aud there is entire absence or even the
faintest OF slate General IIism ~ oewaru. VI
Auburn is fayorably mentioned for secretary al state
as he excellent record DOth as soiuler anu
business man. Whether or not he Mona aeespt Is =.
vet unknown. Colonel Fred Grant has been mentohed
but as he has Identified with this STATE thrre
has not been much rald aDou, his ~ ar, va
Arson Wood, formerly deputy secretary Oh 3'e, anu
one OF the " wheel horses In the party VIII nase a
sys iHppp pomW M Ie Treasurer OF County
has bee u mentioned a good nan for state treasurer
strengthen the ticket Senator Knapp ana eNI
gresham Bneigh have been talked OF i"f coDuoaer,
/ hut both declare that they are not canlddte- FOR
Attorney General the names mentioned are lhoSe Oh
Major Hobbs. OF Brookyn; JAMES a, or, ag La
ator Com tock OF Troy senator tOhistoVk WAS obdit
nm n, The senate Judiciary Committee. where lie male
an excellent record and he 10 popular with worSmen
There mas doubt expressed to whether or not he
would accept but 70 one questions that lie "oud aAo
State senator Knapp was in the cty-a few days ago.
and was asked about story OF lis alleged deal Win
| eR sneaker George H. Irwin II said that Knapp
Withdrew AZ candidate for state Senator IN tue CT
Lawrence district on promise of place on the state
/ ticket The Senator said:
| NV Withdrawal was not prompted by any sucn sug
cesfou Nv IeZal business has grown an my hans ana
/ promises much better Than politics unai nave
furne my whole attention to II, leaving The other Ies.
ZION oln for future consider alton The political ansrs
OF my district harmonlzed tbat we VIII i've ,ne
largest kind OF a Republican majority this ial Inat
is what we all want In IT. Lawrence county "eieI az
Curtis and Mr. Hsdley will 90 back from the st anu ia
Assembly Districts. There are number OF aspiianu'
| for Mr. Erwin's place in the Hid District ,,
What arr. 10 I've tile issues in the state canvassf
! Partly NaoL al and partly the legislative record
The Il gislature made good Showing III the @
Of Taxation and ITS ger era WORK was excellent lne
Yedder bill good one We can meet the Democrats
! on state ISSUES with fairly unassailabie record
| Can Republicans carry the slater -. =,
THE answer to lies in bringing OUT the Noie. IL
.b Keeling ON the Presidential question Is strong enough
IN oct e voters out Labor diversion VIII onset uo
PROHIBITION vote and shall win. Tie prospect iooA'
fair for success